23 August 2021
Researchers measure the impact of Population Pressure on Prehistoric Violence in Japan’s Yayoi Period
Are wars part of human nature? Do people tend to fight instinctively or do they war…
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22 August 2021
New insight into the history of human presence in Paveh county, Kermanshah province, which is located in western Iran
Stone tools and animal bones unearthed recently have thrown new insight into the history of human…
22 August 2021
Archaeologists have discovered the origins a Herefordshire Stone Age monument
Archaeologists have finally uncovered the mysterious origins of Arthur's Stone, named after the mysterious legends of…
21 August 2021
Ireland’s most beautiful round tower and Romanesque architecture
Romanesque means "from the Romans", "descendant of the Romans". This architectural style is called "Norman architectural…
21 August 2021
A new study shows that the cave paintings at Cueva Ardales are the work of Neanderthals
A study of pigments used in murals in the Cueva Ardales caves in southern Spain has…
21 August 2021
Unexpected finds under the Tel Aviv Suburban
In preparation for a planned residential building project in suburban Tel Aviv, archaeologists from the Israel…
20 August 2021
Rare Langsax fighting blade with Viking origins discovered in Poland
Archaeologists working in the Wdecki Landscape Park in Poland's Kujawsko-Pomorskie Voivodeship have discovered a rare langsax…
20 August 2021
Chariots in Neo-Assyrian Army
The first data related to the use of vehicles by humans appeared on a clay tablet…
20 August 2021
The world’s northernmost Palaeolithic settlement has been discovered on Kotelny Island in the Arctic
During the Paleolithic period, hominins lived in tiny groups and subsisted by collecting plants, fishing, and…
19 August 2021
Archaeologists discovered the monastery of Queen Cynethryth, a strong Anglo-Saxon queen
Archaeologists from the University of Reading and local volunteers excavating on the grounds of Holy Trinity…